The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-08-05
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postoffice yesterday.
Ed. Payne will start up his stcam
thTesher next week.
The county solons meet at Aberdeen
tomorrow, Saturday.
-Chas. Thomas took a run down TO
Mitchell last Saturday.
James Mcmahon retprned from the
west Wednesday evening.
The county commissioners have a
continued story in this issue.
Why don't our merchants stock nm
ana get ready for the fall rushs
The busy harvest was interrupted by
a cold, drizzling rain Wednesday.
-halph I. Brown, of Aberdeen, visited
our town on business to-day (Friday.)
The annual territorial fair will be held
at Mitchell, September 26, 81, 2s, 20, 80
Mrs. John Gange, of Mellette is ouito
SICK at her sons residence in this place
Jacob Warninger, veterinary surgeon
OF Aberdeen, was down on Wednesday
Superintendent Macleod and wife
attended the opera at Aberdeen Wed.
nesday evening.
Read our fourmill bank article else.
where in this issue and lend a helping
hand TO secure the same.
Miss McMillin arrived from Minnesota
last week and win spend the summer
with relatives in Rondell.
The voters of Brown county will
have an opportunity to vote on. the
local option bill in November.
Frank Brown, of the law firm Of
Brown Bros, Aberderdeeu, was a
pleasant caller Tuesday afternoon.
DIR. and Mrs Cope, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas Price and James Watson arrived
from Ionia, Mich, Tuesday evening.
Postmaster Haskins, of Mansfield is
building large two story building to
be used as postoifice and hardware.
Mrs. Myron Sweet left on Tuesday
mornings passenger for Sun Prairie.
Wis, where she will visit old friends.
: There will be German preaching in
the school house next Sunday evening,
Aug 2, AT 10 am, by Rev. j. Staub.
Mrs. Coon, of Illinois, mother of
banker Gange, of Mellette, is visiting
tho family Of q W. Gange, this week.
Two arrests by constable Harrison this
week and the first thing on the pro-
gram next Monday morning is lawsuit
before Justice Gilbert.
Eli Bose brought in some millet
Yesterday which was grown on DR.
Cops's farm, the heads OF which meas
ured eleven inches in length
MIR. z. Starr, Of Andover, travelling
salesman for r. B. Thomas, Mime
apolis, called on our business men and
old acquaintances one day this week.
--Our town authorities, If we have any
'uck, should see that the saloons in this
place are kept closed on the Sabbath.
Enough is enough and this nuisance
must be squelched
We have experienced more rain from
he first Of last April to date than we
rave in the past four years put together
And the crop now being harvested will
lield accordingly.
Mrs i d, Burdick and daughter re-
urned from Huron last Sunday even
ng, accompanied by Mrs l.. A. Andei-
on, Lou arrived Monday evening and
viii visit old friends for a week or so.
-Neighbors with binders to the num-
'er of eleven cut what they could on rs
cres of wheat that was struck by hail
'elong to J. w Porter last Saturday.
dr. Porter is very thankful and APP
'reciatiye for the same.
AT the last meeting Of the school
oard the wages of teachers for the
nsuing year were classified as follows:
st grade, $45; Cd grade. $35; Sd grade,
80. It was also agreed to have eight
1onths school instead Of seven.
#. H. Willis is repainting and other
lise neatly preparing the rooms for.
lerly occupied by T. G. Hanson as a
arness shop and viii soon move his
lock of goods therein. F H. will then
ave the most showy business place in
le city
Taking II all around this promises to
3 rich year and we hope our delin-
nents viii try and redeem themselves
Y paying Ctheir subscription to TIE
Uni. The location Of our Office has
81 been changed, and our board billll